Which father and son were most successful strictly on pugilistic accomplishments, not including trainers, etc.? Just as boxers.
Roy Jones sr. fought Hagler. That ain't bad. Tito sr. fought Sanchez. A forum full of buffs must know more. Laila Ali is not a son, so does not count here.
Is it more often that the father is famous and the mediocre son tries to follow in his footsteps, or do sons of former boxers and champs more often become more famous and great than their mediocre fathers?
Is there a case where both acheived highly in the sport?
Roy Jones sr. fought Hagler. That ain't bad. Tito sr. fought Sanchez. A forum full of buffs must know more. Laila Ali is not a son, so does not count here.
Is it more often that the father is famous and the mediocre son tries to follow in his footsteps, or do sons of former boxers and champs more often become more famous and great than their mediocre fathers?
Is there a case where both acheived highly in the sport?
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